Telling an "I shit my pants" story is weirdly endearing to me. It's showing vulnerability about something that everyone has done.
We shouldn't feel shame about a bodily function we have no control over anyway.
LanyrdSkynrd
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It's pretty interesting that you were able to surprise it, cats are usually so alert to their surroundings. Maybe it was hunting, and just zeroed in on it's prey?
I was surprised by that too. I had turned around to head back when I encountered it, so I had passed that point 10-15 minutes before.
The occurred to me in that moment that I might have been the prey, but in retrospect I doubt it.
You're definitely right about the limits of my recollection. Even though I was trying to remember everything it happened fast and my cognition is always a little wonky when I'm running.
It's funny to me that raw milk was mainly a thing for rich liberals until COVID happened. Then right wingers absolute hatred for public health measures bled over into all the dangerous health quakery.
California should pass a law banning arsenic in cheeseburgers.
I doubt they'll notice it's expired, or care if it is. All they need to verify is that you're an adult, it's not like you cease to be an adult when the license expires
In my experience they barely looked at the ID the first couple times and don't even bother anymore.
Is "The Game" a podcast? I tried to find it but nothing relevant is coming up
One cool thing I learned in the video is that they didn't check for ID when Gamer Jesus rented a PC under a fake name. Just think that's a fun fact for anyone who needs a gaming PC
There's some woo arguments in favor of it, but it's not completely bs, IMO.
It's basically a way to trick yourself into eating less by restricting the hours of the day you eat. Once you're doing it for a while your body adapts to it and you're much less hungry during your fasting hours.
I lost 60 pounds doing it without much pain. I still fast 12 hours(which is mostly sleeping) to maintain the loss.
Can they legally take that as a write off? It's a donation from the person to the charity, McDonald's is just holding it.
They obviously still get the PR and free advertising from it, but I I seriously doubt they get a tax write off from it
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I had a drink the other day
Opinions were like kittens,
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I had a drink the other day
I had a lot to say
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